Coming up next on PFT Live, Eagles receiver, AJ Brown, makes no apologies for his latest comments reflecting frustration with the offense, and he explains why he's frustrated.

Colts tackle Braden Smith joins me for an important conversation about mental health issues for NFL players.

Chargers receiver Ladd McConkey makes the case for his quarterback to be considered for

the NFL MVP award. Plus some Prince talk with Paul Allen, voice of the Vikings, and some

Vikings talk too. All of that's next on PFT Live. I want fans to know that I'm going to do my best.

You know, obviously I'm going to have fun, but I'm going to execute, have a surgical execution and just play ball, man. Like this is something I've been doing since. I've been four years old. Now I just get to do it in the greatest city in the world. I'm going to be saying to with my son, it's the greatest city in the world. Yeah, that's a Hamilton reference, if y'all don't know.

Teen year reunion.

Okay, James, we love you, but here's the thing.

When you make a reference,

ideally you don't point out afterward.

Now, I'm guilty of this,

so I know from experience,

I've done it before,

and I've regretted it as I was doing it.

Just make the reference and let the people who get it, get it,

and let the people who don't get it wonder what they're missing.

And then maybe they become curious and maybe they look it up.

And then the light bulb goes on when they understand that you were making a reference

to one of my favorite songs from a show that I've seen once that I've watched many times on Disney Plus.

Oops, I'm pissed at them right now because I can't watch the ESPN channels on YouTube.

I've seen it somewhere.

But he's got some pipes.

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